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Germany wants ICE cars tolerated longer than 2035
German Transport Minister, Volker Wissing (FPD), is pleading for a longer transition period for ICE cars and considering synthetic fuels /Imago
Germany has joined France in opposition to banning all ICE cars (with an internal combustion engine) in Europe by 2035. On Monday, the German Transport Minister, Volker Wissing (FDP), has pleaded to study synthetic fuels as an alternative to use in ICE cars. The European Transport and Infrastructure Ministers and other representatives were united at
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